Author(s): Porada Beata
Economic growth in emerging markets has been a key driver of global development in recent decades. These markets, often characterized by rapid industrialization, expanding populations, and increasing consumer demand, present significant opportunities for investment and growth. However, the path to sustainable growth in emerging markets is complex and influenced by various factors including political stability, infrastructure development, human capital, foreign investment, and technological innovation. This article explores the primary drivers of economic growth in emerging markets, examining the role of domestic policies, global trade, and external factors in shaping their growth trajectories. By understanding these drivers, policymakers and businesses can better navigate the challenges and opportunities within these dynamic economies.